Pore pressure:
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Abnormal pressure
1. Pressure exceeding or falling below the normal pressure to be expected at a given depth. Normal pressure increases approximately 0.465 psi per foot of ...
Water block
1. A reduction in the permeability of a formation caused by the invasion of water into the pores. 2. A relative permeability problem usually occurring ...
Drilling break
1. A sudden increase in the drill bit's rate of penetration. It sometimes indicates that the bit has penetrated a high-pressure zone and thus warns ...
Pressure-integrity test
A method of determining the amount of pressure that is allowed to appear on the casing pressure gauge as a kick is circulated out of ...
Porosity
The percentage that the volume of the pore space bears to the total bulk volume. The pore space determines the amount of space available for ...
Squeeze
The careful application of pump pressure to force a treatment fluid or slurry into a planned treatment zone. In most cases, a squeeze treatment will ...
Permeability (of a reservoir rock)
The ability of a rock to transmit fluid through the pore spaces. - a key influence on the rate of flow, movement and drainage of ...
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